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Prosecutors rest their case, warning Donald Trump 'can do this again' if he is not convicted
Republican senators who sat through a vivid retelling of an assault they lived through appeared unmoved from their determination to acquit Trump
Donald Trump's tweets take centre stage on second day of Senate impeachment trial
House impeachment managers delivered multimedia arguments on Wednesday as they started building their case that Trump was in no way an innocent bystander to the events of 6 January
US Senate decides to proceed With Donald Trump's impeachment trial after 56-44 vote
Even though Trump can no longer be removed from office, conviction would stand as a statement of repudiation for history and permit senators to bar him from running for federal office again
First up at Donald Trump's impeachment: Can a former president stand trial?
The Democratic House impeachment managers are expected to broadly assert that a president can be put on trial for offences committed in office, no matter when the trial is held
Donald Trump impeachment: Republican senators vote to dismiss trial for 'incitement of insurrection'
The test vote made clear that Trump still has enormous sway over the GOP as he becomes the first former president to be tried for impeachment
US House delivers article of impeachment against Donald Trump to Senate, testing his sway over GOP
Arguments in the Senate trial will begin the week of 8 February, and the case against Trump, the first former president to face an impeachment trial, will test Republican Party
Donald Trump impeachment: Trial to begin on 8 Feb, says Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer
The House last week paved the way for the Senate proceedings by charging Trump with inciting the violence in the US Capitol, which left five people dead
Donald Trump 'unequivocally' condemns US Capitol violence in subdued message hours after impeachment
Trump kept out of sight in White House as impeachment proceedings played out at the US Capitol. There, the damage from last week’s riots provided a reminder of the insurrection that Trump was accused of inciting
Donald Trump's historic second impeachment is a clarion call for 'moral clarity'
Pursuit of moral clarity always leads to flurries of whataboutism and bothsidesism. But we can accept that the world is nuanced and inconsistent without giving up a moral compass
Congressman Jamie Raskin, who lost his son to suicide 2 weeks ago, leads effort to impeach Donald Trump
Speaker Nancy Pelosi named the Maryland Democrat lead manager of the House team that will present testimony during Trump's impeachment trial in the Senate
Donald Trump pardons former NSA Michael Flynn who had pleaded guilty in Russain probe
The pardon is part of a broader effort by Trump to undo the results of a Russia investigation that shadowed his administration and yielded criminal charges against a half-dozen associates
China, US should work together to implement trade deal, says Beijing after Donald Trump threatens to terminate agreement signed in January
Beijing on Tuesday said that China and the United States should work together to implement their Phase One trade deal, following the principle of equality and mutual respect, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson said on Tuesday.
After surviving impeachment trial, Donald Trump returns to making inaccurate claims on Ukraine, New Mexico
President Donald Trump celebrated his acquittal by the Senate in meandering remarks made on Thursday, when he recited a familiar litany of falsehoods and misleading assertions about the impeachment trial against him, his political enemies and his own record
The Donald Trump impeachment vote is over: Now, the road to November's election can begin in full earnest
President Donald Trump’s acquittal after a fiery three-week Senate impeachment trial provided him a moment of triumph, a sense of validation, a shot of momentum — anything but the finality that he might want
Mitt Romney becomes lone Republican Senator to vote to impeach Donald Trump, defies party he'd personified
Senator Mitt Romney of Utah never became president, but he earned a new distinction Wednesday: He will be remembered as the first senator in American history to vote to remove a president of his own party from office
Five key takeaways from Donald Trump's impeachment trial; president likely to be acquitted after Wednesday's vote
House impeachment managers and President Donald Trump’s defence team delivered their closing arguments Monday with an eye toward history, but with little hope of changing any senator’s mind
US Senate rejects witnesses in Donald Trump impeachment trial, clears way for acquittal that is now likely on 5 February
The Senate narrowly rejected Democratic demands to summon witnesses for Donald Trump’s impeachment trial late Friday, all but ensuring Trump's acquittal in just the third trial to threaten a president's removal in US history
Donald Trump lawyer's impeachment argument stokes fears of 'normalisation of lawlessness' by a president
When a lawyer for President Donald Trump suggested to senators this week that whatever a president does in pursuit of reelection is inherently in the public’s interest, the moment crystallised fears among some of Trump’s critics about creeping presidential autocracy
Donald Trump impeachment trial: Republicans move to block witnesses, driving case towards acquittal
The White House and Senate Republicans worked aggressively on Wednesday to discount damaging revelations from John R Bolton and line up the votes to block new witnesses from testifying in President Donald Trump’s impeachment trial, in a push to bring the proceeding to a swift close
Donald Trump impeachment trial enters volatile new phase as senators get to ask their own questions
After six days of carefully-choreographed oral arguments, President Donald Trump’s impeachment trial is about to enter a volatile new phase as senators are allowed to ask whatever they want of House prosecutors and White House lawyers